New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1925, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1925. PI I N to respect this half-holiday, Miss|ot Mrs. John H. Trumbull, The af. | . cost about $8,000, Helneman 18 not on duty on Wed- | fair was under the auspices of the| t Richard Mansficld Players aml)ll e Ivews | | nesday afteroons, on Sundays, or|Woman's club, with Mrs, Trumbull risto ews | The Richard Mansfeld Playera ings after § o'clock the pub. [ as hostess, made thelr second appearance of the lie will not ¢ Miss Helneman ,m.vi Bowling Last Night w..«.,n at the Community theater ing these hours cxcept In case of Root last evening in the satirical comedy merg tter service will rosult | PIndlebury uvevveess. 96 “Why Marry?" and was well recely- luring the hours when she s on | FICMINE +oseesveseess 96 86 ed by the good sized audience that 3 Given . 101 wvas present, The play will be re. Eplscopal Chureh, “nu-mm Kk T 103 L s evening and this after- T Gas i he e aka e e e ribw JUsiiden m»n at the matinee performance 4 (g £ Sunday i ose Hangs High" which was Bristol Brass w.\ d here at 1 first appearance e North Main Streel {o Have Extra i TL.'J:“" i or, | Mitler performance last night, the the guests of the Bristol Community FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS| ™" scumsing xew omice Chapin ol MAIL ORDERS FILLED WITH CARE Heads Plainville Hose Company 7. it for Twelith Time 30 0 WELCOME SEE THE BIG ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN with Liong, | — i Tigers, Elephants, Monkeys, etc., ete. ‘GETS LIGHT SENTENCE u " 7 : TO THE REMARKABLE ELECTRIC RAILWAY, con- of the confirmation class. | ing prayer; |cently returned fror |pine Tsiands, has g N, C, to spend the Ch Wl every member istmas She ew office addition to the lays with her mother \ : : v v ) | 3 1 vices ) 5 ) | of the Horton Mg, (¢ N “TOYLAND” trolled by signal lights. New and Novel Toys, hun- Suspended Jail Teem Por Tire Thief rel e e n with ir ik Addition To Post Office to be Frect- t 's‘ "\” ' M ¥ c : 1]”}‘3 dreds of them, with many new demonstrations of | —Public Health Nursing Assocla- ¢ parents until his forelgn service €x- | wl—pristol Blues Meet Elmwood | 1! vs was made ye i v | C . . P I be use interest. tlon Busy—Church Notloes — Big | der 1 1 B t Chiel (r] Fndees Tonight—New Office of {ona HA o e iy crmont ar fl0o tains ¢ o < I Tt Match—Bridge Joo8s. | i . 1d tho winte t Horton Mfg. Co. Being Occupled 00 oonining whe privats DOLLS, DOLLS, THOUSANDS OF THEM. The el T , ‘ e o g aigtogi oo : chael Sulliva nelected b ey North Main street will have its ¢ al adoption A REALLY Madame Hendren's, the finest Dolls made; such life- Picha S lhan Svangian ictsd il nane and Miss Mo | osibspisln Srsoianilinnieid R ST SRRt an ALL e ) i of Pl ose Co. No. | ypa guests of Miss Rutl iRl . /ONDERFUL PLACE like faces, from 98¢ each upward. “Bye Lo" Baby 0 L R T G IR ay season. an- ar s, busi- Wo? ol byt e th “ " J ganization | its rooms on 5 9 ma 1‘ followir L gL E D g firma WITH A REAL Dolls, New-born Babies, “Pat-a-Cake” Dolls, Soft | FanieL o e raame o W ] Iredrdaitan O Niagiine: Vol ragia? J. . ores 0 Vil as hel m. arly morning h i > v ot T 1 LIVE SANTA CLAUS Baby Dolls, Dolls that cry, that walk, that talk. the position of foreman for 12 years et s at the Bristol club yes it cxpanslon of quarters be- | SANT! LAUS Sl = S A Ciaela s et ot L o & plnin. Farly in the week a came imperative FOR THE Priced from 50¢ up to $15.00 each. i L S L L el as clrcalated amonk ; Attending Round-up il ) N MEET " " t William Cun- V¥ 4 g nin, of them LA R Fxecutive TBreckbill and (H!EDRP 1.‘0‘.”,‘1 DOLL CARRIAGES, largest line we have ever n the eholce for Ly ored the proposition and agreed to oy v all of the scoutmasters in D TALK WITH ; SRR Sy e ; md William Cook Ko dk N 1attressen, st of ercction and opera- | o ther with & shown, the biggest variety of sizes and color com- et it Baptist Church t A « meeting yesterday — wa8 | number of e e esein binations. Some with reversible gears, all with rub- : o) ¥ Y T S e e “ rest General Mg terested in scouting, are attending . ook ) 3coU + ' R a it o 5 A e R s i e e i e X ey the Scoutasters’ Round-up at Dwight ber tires. W ha?e\m you want, for small baby doll Fiey ) ‘ : S M ECERRS a1l Sikana T T Fly s ratnotn or for a larger sister, it's here for $4.98 upwards. sire to retire e his illuminating e 3 Aty Bristolt in the seerel sy nding, no cor ( proposed a o Which | pectic d had a prominent part CHILDREN'S AUTOS, hundreds of them. ‘\“ lh“ lingston hecan There's the “Hupmobile,” the “Es- {Melvin Hart pted by the merchants and |y the program, and it i expected DO YOUR leading makes i S d vill mean a flood of light for that |t)a¢ scouting in Bristol wil receive ) - 35 N " { stoward, and It 2 - soction of the business district for P 3 S 4 & sex,” the “Buick,” the “Chevrolet,” the “Nash,” the ‘.hm : I ‘.n\!.:‘ . elected | ha & N h”»"‘h o f pt, i the 11 days preceding and including :w' vl‘rtmv‘\ll-' ‘\: 11: Aiealte ofnhy SHOPP[NG “Packard,” the “Jordan,” etc., ete. Priced from custodians of the \ il SR L rietmas night. | S R Y EARLY $6.98 up. “Toyland,” downstai B Uho plan proposed by Mr. dny afternoon, Dee. 8, the | > op- ings and which will be put int v 0 ading club of the Women's sration provides for the removal of et witni AT A . charged with league W SELECTING GIFTS is heaps of fun when you have | atine . and rim valued " S clght u\ the 16 n', amental fixtu mhxrmn"w, of 221 High street, Mrs. a store full like ours to choose from. ) n J Boswell's serviee r s Cards, Thrall's—Advt, ¢ : Tai 1\'~ tu N\y\ ’”'\ ! |J. Z. Douglas will be the reader, her S on West Main strect, appear- day.” = Ing them at intervals along Morth|gypjoct peing *Historle Persons and il elietibatonak I0alids MeansilL O | ! SFCRETARY OF SENATE street as far as Meadow street. | b, ogn oy g part of the general THE SPIRIT OF GIV I‘\(, is in the air, the joy of last Lo | guilty 1 - Washington, Dec. 5 (@ ; candle power Wil also be -} 4ot gor the season “The State We was given I napolis, om 600 o 1,000. The fo ve In on Main street with the|I4¥® T YOU FARE BEST doing for someone else. Yes, the Christmas season T co. No Art un an polities v B v LR g ! tovy P i e os were turned| Also on Tuesday aftern: the IN SO DOING is a heap of fun. We've a store full of gifts. he was ladd I Far. Christ ibijca LI RO ERd AN DA \,‘m.'::.‘: : 1:3:-?511::];:-:1»%11 \\D:ntnle"‘r- ] e 4 S tion to the mer- by Mrs. Ella Wood of 169 exponse ted to by . can conferer : iatieiihatacs | street who will be assisted by ficer Fred B Ladl ! S ‘hearance was | Miss Emma Fish, Extracts from the down in South Norwalk and brin wal Chr pelire PSS |letters of Archie Butt will be read ing back the stolen property from |per on Wi v roon HEUERCEOT . . beth Hackett and Mrs, n N, G uror S 8 fevening, Decem ] The 1 white way system is 0 one of that city r Nt lawyers, |F, nford will be the leader cnted | Mrs, Michael Nolan 1 1he mun"" Berlln News will address the members of the [the subject of the service will b, i i IGiner e itaE or MinnT T TKS clih OVer | se—— Lerlin Men's Bible class at its re |“Following Jesus.” s Iy 1 char N wite of Michasl N committe ular monthly meeting next Wednes International Bible Students Iriving whi cor was sus- | of 131 onrt, wi which I ted the mer- “rink v lay evening at 8 o'clock in the A Bible lecture under the auspices | p was f nd costs by ‘ Our 1 of M (¥\4(x1:~ in this proposition consists of | Wrinkles Removed community house. Mr. Shipman will [of the International Bible Studen(s T R o) A a ‘ | Edward Bergeron, chairman: H, D. | “While You Wait” MABEL EIANN have as his subject, Life and |association will be held tomorrow Public Health Mot S SRR e e o |n‘ 18 of General Joseph Hawley |afternoon at § o'clock at Grange L ember meeting |wi s —_—— Nelson, Morris Raffel, C. E. Baillar- CONMUNITY THERTER | . | X Addition to Post Office Xmas odels. You yre models to is talk should prove of interest, |H Berlin. The subject of ti Plainvitl, 5 s been discovered that the mere EHI]SEN PRESIDENT sinee General Hawley's life, extend- |meeting will be “The Hi G Sl ‘ ot powdered ing through the Civil War, was re- | Life” and the leader will be F st PLAINVIELE A 1dition to the rear of Pl o I8mu plete with activity, Waterman of Cromwell. Al are in- & Graler ; SATURDAY, DEC. b 5 anthorized | iy ¢ inutes or less! There's SRS | General Hawley was one of the vited to & 5 free and b T A = 5 Srasl K T expenso s prominent Connecticut men in the no collection 1 4 z : 5 R T T start- Tiacted Leader Pro Tem. [)i Gt War and e dito served as Kensing(on Cougrogational & i - : will 1 . 1N-11n-11n ) \ tates scnator at one time.| The Young Men's class will meet o . c tefreshm will fol —IN— i o Lfiglfll] Alle‘lflFY fll Mee mg : Shipmanihas Fcaiciiy oy 10 a'elock. fiio S qn o S5, she T merti STRACKED IN THE SNOW t of additional studied the lite of this Civil War morning service will Le held : AR GG oy R e et b S glnciee: ond Sl Lo any s o lugipan IR RNE nn gl < i The vegmlar 1 vill 1 1 SUNDAY, DEC. 6, Double Feature | prepared by the post lepart- \“LL SEND FOR GHA P u: ]l ,H “I\:w' \w':‘ ly“\“w‘(w ](hf:ix‘ L }.”y‘v'm:\ njlx\‘r;mv\' i ‘y‘ 4 »w : s Lhat 8 ] o'clock arre STHE KNOCKOUT KID™ and ment and bids will be for in Jarly of Connceticut at that time will will also make some mention of t S 1 } Basketball Tonight jothing_ better G b \w'mul and the talk should at- Kvery Member Canvass, A collec i f i | rhe first ho a6t tle Rrirs man wh Yews Bible Class Will Hear Hisgor- {1/t & large audience, tion for the Near L ; s i I hetn e « 12 up entirely wing done The address wiil be preceded by awill be at both t RO 2 ¢ e : — A e A ival Address—Pastor o Kensing. (short business mecting, as 1 and service and the session of the i B Tl oy e = T PR o i dvaningat Jtad Mbn's HAll | he followed by @ social hour day school Wp.om As ti e & : v Barn the opponents being the Elmwood | — tuan Churel Receives 8200 salary reshments, missionary program on Mexico S o v UL o B & L v i Red Cross Drive be earried out in the course of i ek F WS . . 30 Incrcase—Other Ttems of Ineerest. i 4y o0 ohi = the Tted (ross drive in SiRahoel nariod g \ ons a ol S "‘”"{ Mics Maiel Giannetta wia elected |J3erlin is progressing, there are still Christian Er socivty ; " sl . . S ettt Lot i i S i i et el et 15 S oo ey e | Sepyice Station | e e | i il « \ ard from as yet, aecording to ning servi 1at 7 o'clock, | S Tl Christn sale held hespie: : % in Wil be followed by | il nization (Samuel A Niske man of the |The ! jon will be, |y N W s M wir the | The Crosiey Pup. complete $20.06 Sl g night at Legion CIganization in 1 Mr. | “Sam T S i " R « i hurch was Preed Visemann, 6 tube set Shen | Viske stated t that reports will Fast |u-run Items e s P 7 suecoss s of th ¥ complete Building An Addition | coming in for some ftime and the The morning service Will | 5 e o { whi 1 Willard A Batteries | 1 has been broken for the | completedncaiualiVEbte i Ml jbel lieldl SEPLUELS ‘\‘Y' Ik tomorrow |y . toach Mixs from a ; Diamond B, 45 volt jition to th ige of John | i ISt as soon as t the Iia rlin Methodist church e | was T witl 1 2 A onl Churel Thetne!| ; . received from ail parts of th Sunday school will meet at 12 o'cock ’\‘ "‘_" Fos ““ L \ 1 for el “-l‘l'"‘lf:‘|:.“":‘l:d:""‘I:;“::':"‘* Sy T e AIRTRgE & Pastor’s Salary Inereased i the Junior League at 3 p. m. made on 1 ) s k 11| | The Famous ' i ) An incrcase of $200 in t o evening service is scheduled for | oo e o R 1&h to tha it o1 N —eo s | v Mrs. Pasquaie Giannotta 1of Rev. Vernon L. Ihil o'clock. Rev, H. R. Burgreen Nies Helnoman) senaris that re the use of i 1l others | | No. 4 ¥ i S Kewpor of 1he records |of the Kensington Congr who will occupy the e aie iy sl e | ‘ e tor treas. Lehurch, was ve 1St evening a ; e of Re¥. \ujght ehildzen i g e Eapert Bowlers Coming | ST il {mecting of the trusices, the mission th or, p . e 2 wateh fo t ‘ be ary committee amd the solic f g tis 1 For $5.00 of lerease in the salary of the riel's | eni Wso approved. The bud urch tomorrow t 9 I N [ ¢ feature set in the ere [the coming year totals § o'clock, followed by school l 1 1 i t 1 tey fiefd. Has 44 pe- | compared with that of the t 10 o'clock. Gro el of tmas seal campaig | at style parts—233 parts tition will which totalled $2,66 Britain will be in charge of { .\ qniy in 11 : tive 1 Is ' vo O‘UR 1926 } 1 and the powerful Erector arquarts 1SS, SEEVICES: a t o | e motor ‘which is famous o ° will whist and social at St. Ga- | orwliomd > big- | S roas "r’mg the 1 ) s waus appoint nd the following were the ' o he rowd to recovery throust \in this m ! Toy \\urk. gn di night Tadies first, Mrs; AT={ o reoand v s & ) S1U4 for Library i " . AT itk (stoesz finat arrangen : sum of $114 w Now Forming | { vea girders [ 2 Miss. Frances Cannor Hhssolaio nil S0 IS Wi ST . ] i 'enable dward McCorkle: wen's second. | o ¢ : . i o Start a club now and pro- it all sorts of fasci ; ! L a T 1 Bridges, lay school sember 13. | Philo Duttc men's third, Jack p : i o AT that time n in | Walsh vide your expenses for next | 4\“”- connection witl t be in charg b | 5 uto- : | Carrier probably impossible to in The PLAINVILLE TRUST Co. PLAINVILLE, w1+ e o | WENNERBERG MALE CHORUS it will b terview all the 1 glon school, Terlin, Phone pbers of the con- memiers o Vs 1aliam an active interest in [gregation dur n, The follow hat afternoon | e i Qistricts will be WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9 ok the ;M,H,,,,«. ( »..-w:; L s PIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH, Assisted by For Sale By T : ection by ' Joe: Thev're | MISS MARY MAGNELL, Harpist, and SVEN HOGBERG, Baritone of o [ Raalen O e Admission 50 il n gic wi Jim: But 1 Tickets on Sale at Miller and Hanson's, Church Street, rsday cvening at 8 ¢ Huligren's, Arch Str Joc: Yes, ‘aul’s church, Ke \ T that made ]?‘1!"‘ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Jay’s Version By BLOSSER t noon. Sacred Heart Church I el 105 MAIN ST, Moss will be e o'elock tomorrow morning at ated at ol o Sacred Heart church, East ( LN ‘f iy E % o < John €. Brennan of Kensi 00 YOUR \ WY SURE! DYA \ |I”? ves gcavse ) (w ; vi 1 be in charge of the ser | »ouas SAY /\ KNOW WHAT YHATS WE ‘w EA;,,., NI Rlock Sar S lay school will t at [ or? 00youknow ) I K :E “N:",\ it : ) ual hour. { WRY YOUR Folks (¥ S of 1 Kensington Mcthodist SAY GRACE \ Siinoy, = cpa and | The morning service will be held | | £ 4 - W N noon | 45 o'clock tomorrow at the | M«\s- s A BEFORE MEALS & nd the Youn w's soctety Wil | Kensington Methodist church, Rev. | RULE AT 00R hw in seston at 7 o'clock in the | May B. Lord. pastor, will have as | cvoning, [the subject of her sermonm, *No | o Speak In Deerfiek | Room in The Ir A. Fiske, pastor of |league will mee urch. | ovening and the \e sermon at t ing will be “Ov it Deerfield academy. ! tion.” Alfred P 1S, 1OMOTTOW | serviee The Epworth o'clock in the of the me oming Tempt t will lead the | regationa will be deliv ague wiil meet o dent body of e T o ¥ 0or t 3:45 o Fiske will lea ¢ Wednesday afternoon at 2 e close of the m ck the Woman's Home Missic 1 TOW " v make 1 iry society will meet at 1} home of Mrs. Itoy Hultgren. T reg iveek service will be 1 Thurs ay evening at T:45 o'clock. Mre fhipman Wil Address Class ur L. Shipman of Hartfor